It might be connected to the way fixtures are loaded. You can put php
code in there (like a for loop to make a lot of data), but if a line
ends with php code, you must manually echo a \n otherwise there will
be no linebreak there.
The workaround you found is part of how SMTP works :) if you'd
That sounds plausible. My final work around has just been to put in
an extra line break - but echoing a new line is a nice option.
Thanks!
On Apr 3, 4:41 am, FÁSI Gábor maerl...@gmail.com wrote:
It might be connected to the way fixtures are loaded. You can put php
code in there (like a for
Do you get the linebreaks in the source? You can check it with the
'show original' menuitem under the downarrow.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 18:46, Steve the Canuck steve.san...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am sending plain text emails from my app using Swift Mailer. The
email bodies are all stored
No, it seems not, other than the first linebreak. The email comes out
as:
A goalie has applied to play in your booking:
From: 2009-04-03 10:00:00 To: 2009-04-03 11:00:00At: Varsity ArenaFor:
Ice Hockey, Shinny, Level
Chttp://goaliegigs.local/frontend_dev.php/goalies/apply-for-booking/1
It
After playing around, it seems like I can do something like add a
period . to the end of the line, and then the linebreak is properly
recognized. However, simply adding a space character doesn't do the
trick.
It seems that if the line ends with a ? tag, the line break is
ignored. I'm not sure
